26) The principles of the Neoclassical aesthetic--simplicity (regarded as a social virtue), symmetry and lightness--infused the candlewick embroidery style, which demonstrated economy and expediency, and blended fashionable trends of the period with traditional forms.

29) Crewel embroidery also influenced candlewick design.

Candlewick embroidery techniques were also rooted in several needlework traditions, including seventeenth-century knotted and couched linen embroideries, out of which evolved one variety of stitching typically used in candlewicks, though in an expanded scale.

This textile combines candlewick and flat-surface embroidery, as do several others in the study.

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